| Peter Bowditch 2006-02-26, 5:59 pm |
| "mogwaii" <borgersbrent@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Peter Bowditch wrote:
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>In 2001, twelve bottles of our 10 ppm ASAP product fell into the hands
>of a medical Doctor in Rwanda, Dr. Ewabuhihl Ezechias. One day I
>received a frantic telephone call from Dr. Ezechias' office that was
>in Rwanda caring for a group of very young children who were in the
>last stages of malaria about to die. Dr. Ezechias was looking for
>instructions on how to administer our ASAP 10 product to these
>desperately ill children. I suggested to the Doctor that he measure out
>a teaspoon or two to each of the children, two or three times a day and
>that he repeat the process until the children hopefully showed some
>improvement. He responded abruptly that there was no time for measuring
>anything - the situation was far too grave for "such niceties."
>All of these children had temperatures around 105 degrees, had not
>improved with conventional treatments and were all about to die. He
>asked me if he could simply put the water into their bottles. Knowing
>of its totally non-toxic properties and sensing his desperation, I
>assured him that it would not hurt the children.
>
>Days later, Dr. Ezechias contacted and told me that he had put the ASAP
>10 ppm water directly into the drinking water bottles of 11 of these
>children. All 11 of the young children who received the ASAP 10 ppm got
>better. A week later, the 11 left his clinic alive and healthy. Sadly,
>there were other children who did not receive the ASAP treatment. Those
>children died in spite of receiving all the conventional treatments
>which Dr. Ezechias provided them. This affected me deeply and I
>realized that our ASAP 10 ppm had potent, positive effects on malaria
>patients. Besides the phone calls, we also received an indirect written
>communication from Rwanda which is included in Appendix 2.
>
>So your position is that this guy LIED in front of congress about it's
>effects and got not only the VA but entire African countries to buy it?
>Is our VA and these countries really that gullible?
So you don't have to keep asking and quoting the same self-serving bullshit from this
quack the answer is YES, he lied. The VA might have bought some of it but then they might
have bought something else or used it for something else. African countries can be
extremely gullible, and there is no shortage of paranoia and superstition in that
continent.
Not that any African countries are actually using the stuff to "cure" malaria, of course.
--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
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